In episode 80 of The Secure Developer, Guy Podjarny is joined by Kyle Randolph, VP of Security, Privacy, Compliance, and Assurance at Episerver (who recently acquired Optimizely, where he was CISO). Kyle was our first ever guest on the show back in episode 1, four…
Our DevSecOps leadership awards program is back, and here at DevSecCon it our privilege to recognize individuals, communities, and companies that have made a significant impact to the global DevSecOps community. You may nominate yourself or someone you know in the following categories: Inspiring…
In episode 79 of The Secure Developer, Guy Podjarny is joined by Brendan Dibbell, Application Security Engineer Team Lead at Toast, a restaurant technology company based in Boston, Massachusetts. Brendan shares how they manage cloud security at Toast and what the interaction between the AppSec…
In episode 78 of The Secure Developer, Guy Podjarny is joined by Sacha Faust, Head of Security Intelligence at Amazon Payments and formerly at Lyft. He weighs in on his experiences at Lyft versus Azure and Amazon. We also explore what it means to go…
In episode 76 of The Secure Developer, Guy Podjarny is joined by Lucas Moody, CISO at Rubrik. Lucas has had an impressive career in Silicon Valley including being the first CISO at Palo Alto Networks. Here we explore what it means to work on security as far as operations and product innovation too, and Lucas compares his experience doing this at Palo Alto, a security company first, versus at Rubrik which is more focused on data management, resiliency and recovery, and backup. We also discuss how the shift to cloud and SaaS has changed tech companies and is leading to exciting evolutions in the roles of CIOs, CSOs and CISOs. Plus we look at how the pandemic has affected the security strategy at Rubrik.
In episode 74 of The Secure Developer, Guy Podjarny speak with Geoff Kershner, Chief Security Officer at Medallia, who brings 25 years of experience to bear on levelling up the security of big organizations. They discuss how Geoff integrates security into Medallia’s engineering teams through security champion programs and the benefit that upskilling their security practices has for employees. Considering the often hybrid nature of their work, Geoff details how Medallia’s security champions function both workflow-wise and in terms of their role expectations.
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